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Scottsdale, where desert light defines the pace

Scottsdale unfolds beneath open Sonoran sky, where low-slung architecture meets wide desert horizon. Saguaro silhouettes punctuate preserved terrain, and the McDowell Mountains rise just beyond residential and resort corridors. The city feels horizontal rather than vertical, shaped by golf fairways, palm-lined drives and clear winter mornings. In North Scottsdale, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess sits at the edge of this preserved desert landscape.

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Fairmont in Scotsdale

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess is located in North Scottsdale adjacent to TPC Scottsdale, host of the annual WM Phoenix Open. The hotel occupies a site framed by palm-lined pathways and views toward the McDowell Mountains. From this setting, guests access desert preserve trails, golf courses, and spa facilities while remaining connected to the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.

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Must-see attractions in Scottsdale

  • TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course

    Championship golf venue known for hosting the PGA TOUR’s WM Phoenix Open.

  • McDowell Sonoran Preserve

    More than 30,000 acres of protected desert terrain with hiking and mountain biking trails.

  • Old Town Scottsdale

    Historic district with galleries, boutiques, and preserved early 20th-century structures.

  • Taliesin West

    Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and architectural laboratory, located in the foothills.

DESERT CLARITY

Low humidity and expansive sky create sharp morning light and vivid sunset color across the valley.

MOUNTAIN EDGE

The McDowell Mountains define the northeastern boundary of the city, offering elevation changes within minutes of resort districts.

SEASONAL CONTRAST

Winter and early spring align with peak golf season and outdoor activity. Summer introduces intense heat, reshaping daily rhythm toward early mornings and late evenings.

Planning your stay at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is located approximately 20–25 miles southwest of North Scottsdale. Scottsdale Airport serves private and regional aviation nearby. A vehicle is recommended for accessing desert preserves, golf courses and surrounding mountain areas.

  • Golf in Scottsdale

    At the Princess, you can enjoy access to some of the finest golf courses in Scottsdale, including home to the PGA Tour WM Phoenix Open, TPC Scottsdale. Plan your getaway today, and play like a pro on Scottsdale's most iconic greens with one of our featured special offers.

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Discover nearby Fairmont Destinations

  • San Diego

    San Diego unfolds across mesas and canyon corridors before meeting the Pacific. Inland elevations shift toward protected valleys while the coastline remains open and sunlit for much of the year. The atmosphere feels expansive rather than vertical, defined by distance, reserve land, and steady ocean light that softens the urban grid.

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  • Telluride

    Telluride sits at the base of a narrow box canyon in the San Juan Mountains, surrounded by steep, snow-fed peaks. At 8,750 feet above sea level, the historic town occupies a confined valley floor where cliffs rise abruptly on three sides. Waterfalls descend from alpine ridgelines, and seasonal light shifts dramatically across exposed rock faces. Above the canyon in Mountain Village, Fairmont Heritage Place, Franz Klammer Lodge occupies an elevated position with direct access to ski terrain.

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  • Long Beach

    Long Beach curves along a protected harbor where calmer waters contrast with the open Pacific beyond the breakwater. Downtown towers rise along Ocean Boulevard, facing marinas and anchored vessels in the distance. The city balances maritime industry with restored Art Deco architecture, giving its waterfront a distinct rhythm that feels both historic and active.

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  • Dallas

    Dallas builds vertically across open North Texas terrain, its skyline rising cleanly from structured downtown streets. Wide avenues and reflective towers emphasize clarity and order within the urban core. The city projects commercial confidence while anchoring one of the largest arts districts in the country.

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